Ederson has been imperious between the sticks for Manchester City but his time at the Etihad could be up
Highlights
- Ederson’s potential departure from Manchester City is on the horizon.
- Interest from Saudi Pro League clubs may lead to a move.
- Despite success, Ederson could leave after a successful seven years.
Manchester City have barely basked in the glory of their fourth Premier League title win in a row at the weekend – but there are transfer rumours flowing fast and thick ahead of a huge summer. And a shock move could be on the cards with a report from Fabrizio Romano on Tuesday morning suggesting that City shot-stopper Ederson may leave the Etihad Stadium with Saudi Pro League clubs interested.
Ederson joined City in 2017, and in that time has only missed a total of 16 Premier League games from a possible 266 – an outstanding tally. Winning every trophy there is to win, Emerson has developed himself as one of the best keepers in the world – but a report from Fabrizio Romano suggests that he may leave.
Fabrizio Romano: Ederson May Leave Manchester City
Ederson has been a consistent star for City for years
The report states that Ederson could be on his way out of Manchester City in the summer transfer window – as long as there is a strong enough proposal to take him away from the club.
Romano claims that there is already interest from clubs in the Saudi Pro League, and Ederson is considering his possibilities at the end of the season. Having won his sixth Premier League trophy on Sunday in the 3-1 win over West Ham United, the Brazilian made it his 17th major honour at Manchester City; an incredible tally having only spent seven years at the club.
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